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PhilDavis is probably best-known to film-goers for his role as Cyril, the motorcycle courier, in Mike Leigh's 1989 'High Hopes'.
Davis is a well-known face on British television, most recently in the highly acclaimed 'North Square' and the adaptation of Zadie Smith's 'White Teeth', and perhaps most notably in Alan Clark's legendary, 'The Firm'.
On stage PhilDavis was last seen in Christopher Hampton's 'Tales from Hollywood' at the Donmar Warehouse, while other film appearances include 'Nicholas Nickleby', 'Face', 'Alien III', 'The Bounty' and 'Quadrophenia'.
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